By , Nov. 12, 2024 With handmade sugar skulls, paper marigolds and mariachi songs, Cal Poly Pomona's César E. Chávez Center for Higher Education celebrated its 30th annual Día de los Muertos event Nov ...

Storming the stage in impossible costumes and sifting Mexican history with her wicked wit, Astrid Hadad's cabaret shows are ...

The traditional bright colors, sugar skulls and other cultural motifs ... The ball is said to represent one's skull while each side of the cross represents an Aztec god — Quetzalcóatl, Xipe Tótec, ...

On Oct. 27, the Wheeling Park District brought its mission to life, creating memorable experiences in parks and recreation ...

From alters adorned with photos and candles, to parades showcasing the holiday's vibrant culture, here's everything to know ...

Cempasúchil, Day of the Dead's iconic flower, adorns altars to deceased loved ones. Its uses stretch back to pre-Hispanic ...

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And, while the dead are involved in Dia de los Muertos, it’s in anything but a macabre way.Don’t be fooled by the faces ...

Explore the fascinating history of the Day of the Dead, a Mexican tradition with deep Aztec roots that celebrates life, death ...

By the 1800s, the Day of the Dead markets in Mexico City were also selling clothing, shoes, furniture, tools, home decor, and ...

Elements of Catholicism and Christianity were later incorporated into the Indigenous death ritual after the colonization of the Aztec ... a skull-like figure on their face, dress up, make sugar ...